Are the shit people say in the heat of the moment what they really

>>723081932
Both?

"heat of the moment" has also been used in homicide cases between lovers/married couples when one cheats on the other.

There's also a response phrase to that, it's "comes to his/her senses".

Just trying to hurt the other person. Usually by playing on their fears.

>>723082128
Interesting

>>723081932
depends on the person. I never say shit I don't mean, but I've also known people will say the most psycho shit when they are angry and they never mean any of it. I can't be friends with people like that.

When I'm arguing with someone I deliberately say shit I know will hurt them. Breaking them down from the inside sort of thing. I don't mean it but if someone pissed me off is can be a nasty bastard.

>>723082907
But why

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people are more honest when they're pent up. so when someone bursts out with something like 'i love you' you can believe it.

>>723083423
To make them feel bad, it's a tool to say really mean things to them so they feel bad to make you feel good/better because that person is either pissing you off really badly or trying to inflict same damage on you

>>723082538
And you shouldn't be because at the end of the day they probably do have that mean opinion of you, it's probably not a fully developed opinion but such judgements of you from another person isn't worth being around